SITUATIONISM. - Lot 324

SITUATIONISM. Correspondence between Alice Becker Ho, Guy Debord and Françoise Zylberberg. Françoise Zylberberg. 1944-2010. This friend of René Viénet contributed part of the proceeds from the sale of an apartment to finance the last publications of the I. S.. She arrived in Taiwan in 1979 to open a French as a Foreign Language unit at the National University of Taiwan. In 1999, she opened a bookshop and publishing house in an alley off Songjiang Avenue, which she named the "Pigeonnier du Quercy", in reference to her native region. Interview with René Viénet. 5 las or postcards from Alice Becker Ho, from Florence, some also signed by Guy Debord and Gianfranco Sanguinetti, from February 14 to April 6, 1973. February 14: "Would it be possible for you to come here for a few days around the end of the month (before or after). If you confirm yes, I'll send you a check so that you can bring here the amount of money we can spend on each trip, which will be very useful to us...". February 21: "Bring 2 Camemberts Lanquetot (label rouge) not too well made (from the creamery on rue St Martin at the corner of rue Rambuteau), and also a carton of gauloises. (The money you're asked to bring is just the dose legally allowed per trip, and you must therefore declare it to customs.) ..." March 20: "On the other hand, the tribe has been enriched by a new character, infiltrated it seems, and more evil than sympathetic, a typical representative of the Japanese peril, as his name indicates: taré kadékoné. Since he's been unmasked, we've heard a lot less about him - he laughs yellow. ..." April 5: "Les petits carreaux de Miron c'est très joli, sauf à mon avis dans les chiottes - manque plus qu'un crucifix au bout de la chaine et on pourrait faire un tableau surréaliste tardif.... " Postcard, View of the Oltrarno: "View of the Oltrarno (or soprarno) and the house* in the street you know/Alice/ Guy/ Gianfranco..." 5 las or postcards, from Florence, some also signed by Guy Debord and Gianfranco Sanguinetti, from February 14 to April 6, 1973. Enclosed 5 black photographs: three original "silver" prints, 14x10 format; a silver print photo, Alice Becker-Ho and Guy Debord, 21x29 format; Alice Becker-Ho as a young child, 21x26 format.